Editing Mödling (section)

==Notable citizens==
[[File:Joseph Karl Stieler's Beethoven mit dem Manuskript der Missa solemnis.jpg|thumb|125px|Ludwig van Beethoven, 1820]]
[[File:Arnold Schoenberg la 1948.jpg|thumb|125px|[[Arnold Schoenberg]], 1948]]
[[File:Anton Webern (1883–1945) 1927 © Georg Fayer (1891–1950) OeNB 10450290.png|thumb|125px|[[Anton Webern]], 1927]]
[[File:Manfred Zsak, Österreichische Fußballnationalmannschaft (01).jpg|thumb|125px|[[Manfred Zsak]], 2009]]
* [[Ludwig van Beethoven]], (1770-1827), composer, lived here in his later years
* [[:de:Josef Schöffel|Josef Schöffel, (DE Wiki)]] (1832-1910), mayor, campaigned for the [[Vienna Woods#History|Vienna Woods]] in the 1870's
* [[Maria Janitschek]] (1859-1927), writer, her works often have strong female characters
* [[Robert Lamezan de Salins]] (1869-1930), Polish military officer and diplomat
* [[Jan Romer]], (1869-1934), Polish general, studied here
* [[Arnold Schoenberg]], (1874-1951), painter and composer, lived here
* [[:de:Robert Müller (Filmverleiher)|Robert Müller, (DE Wiki)]] (1877-1942), film manager, distributor of films and producer
* [[Anton Wildgans]] (1881–1932), poet and playwright, nominated for the [[Nobel Prize in Literature]] four times
* [[Anton Webern]], (1883-1945), composer and conductor, had a studio in Mödling
* [[Martin Gusinde]], (1886-1969), priest and ethnologist, worked in [[Tierra del Fuego]]
* [[Egon Neumann]] (1894–1948), composer and [[Kapellmeister]]
* Blessed [[Maria Restituta Kafka]], (1894-1943), nun and nurse; worked locally after WW1
* [[Otto Brunner]] (1898-1982), historian, worked on later medieval and early modern European social history
* [[Albert Drach]], (1902-1995), writer and lawyer, died locally
* [[:de:Alfred Maleta|Alfred Maleta, (DE Wiki)]] (1906-1990) politician (ÖVP), president of the [[Austrian Parliament]]
* [[Ruthilde Boesch]] (1918–2012), an Austrian soprano in opera, operetta, song and concert; grew up locally.
* [[:de:Peter Weiser|Peter Weiser, (DE Wiki)]] (1926-2012), journalist and secretary general of the [[Konzerthaus, Vienna]]
* [[Franz Koglmann]] (born 1947), jazz musician on both the trumpet and [[flugelhorn]]
* [[:de:Herbert Kaufmann (Politiker)|Herbert Kaufmann, (DE Wiki)]] (born 1949), politician (SPÖ) and on the Management Board of Flughafen Wien AG
* [[Bruno Liberda]] (born 1953), composer of contemporary classical music.
* [[:de:Dieter Chmelar|Dieter Chmelar, (DE Wiki)]] (born 1957), journalist, presenter and comedian
* [[Michael Spindelegger]] (born 1959), politician (ÖVP) and Govt. minister
* [[Manfred Hemm]], (born 1961), [[bass-baritone]] opera singer
* [[Gery Keszler]] (born 1963), founder and organizer of the [[Life Ball#History|Life Ball]]
* [[Paul Harather]], (born 1965), film director, producer and author
* [[Rupert Huber (composer)|Rupert Huber]] (born 1967), composer and pianist
* [[Karin Gayer]] (born 1969), writer of poetry and narrative fiction.
* [[:de:Thomas Aigner (Historiker)|Thomas Aigner, (DE Wiki)]] (born 1973), historian
* [[:de:Christine Reiler|Christine Reiler, (DE Wiki)]] (born 1982), Miss Austria 2007
* [[Dorothy Khadem-Missagh]] (born 1992), an Austrian pianist.
*[[Gerhard W. Weber]] (born 1961), paleoanthropologist 
=== Sport ===
* [[Manfred Zsak]] (born 1964), football player, played over 430 games and 49 for [[Austria national football team|Austria]]
* [[Ernst Aigner]] (born 1966), football player, played 419 games and 11 for [[Austria national football team|Austria]]
* [[Michael Buchleitner]] (born 1969), steeplechase and long distance runner
* [[Stephan Marasek]] (born 1970), football player, played 273 games and 11 for [[Austria national football team|Austria]]
* [[Marion Maruska]] (born 1972), tennis player
* [[Andreas Schiener]] (born 1974), retired football midfielder, played over 320 games.
* [[Markus Scharrer]] (born 1974), football player, played 410 games
* [[Martin Bauer (motorcycle racer)|Martin Bauer]] (born 1975), Austrian former motorcycle racer
* [[Petra Blazek]] (born 1987), handballer who has played 190 games for [[Austria women's national handball team]]
* [[Stephan Zwierschitz]] (born 1990), a footballer who has played over 390 games
* [[Lisa Makas]] (born 1992), football player, played 74 games for [[Austria women's national football team]]
* AFC Rangers Modling founded in 1986, are the [[American football]] club in the city that plays in the top tier of the [[Austrian Football League]]. Home games are played at Stadion Mödling.